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In a strategic move to enhance its social media platform Threads, Meta is leveraging its new multimillion-dollar partnership with UFC to drive users away from rival platform X (formerly Twitter). The technology giant recently announced a wide-ranging, multiple-year sponsorship deal with the mixed martial arts league, making Meta the “official fan technology partner” of … Read more
In a podcast conversation with Andrew Sullivan, “White Lotus” creator Mike White has acknowledged that Sam Rockwell‘s memorable monologue in the show’s third season stemmed from what he termed “autogynephilic” sentiment — a reference that has sparked debate given many experts consider autogynephilia a discredited anti-trans concept. The discussion centered around a pivotal scene in … Read more
The George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine became a cultural phenomenon in the 1990s, selling millions of units and making George Foreman even more famous than his boxing career. But the grill almost had a very different celebrity endorser. According to Henry Holmes, the lawyer who represented both George Foreman and Hulk Hogan … Read more
Imagine being so wealthy that your greatest challenge isn’t launching rockets or building electric cars, but convincing the internet you’re a gaming god. That’s Elon Musk’s world—where every tale is an epic, and every game is a personal conquest. Before streaming became his stage, Musk spun a yarn about dominating the early days of competitive … Read more
The manosphere has long been a breeding ground for self-improvement trends that range from the scientifically sound to the outright wild. The latest in this ever-evolving list? Mouth taping. This practice, recently endorsed by Joe Rogan, is rapidly gaining traction among men seeking to optimize their health, sleep, and overall performance. Joe Rogan’s Endorsement In … Read more
A popular gym supplement widely praised by fitness experts and neuroscientists alike might not be living up to its reputation, according to groundbreaking new research. The Overhyped Reputation of Creatine Creatine, a naturally occurring compound found in muscle cells and foods like red meat, fish, and poultry, has been championed for decades as a game-changing … Read more
Tori Spelling, 51, has once again declared war on the most essential element of human survival: water. In a truly baffling revelation on her podcast MisSPELLING, she proudly announced, “I don’t drink water. And when I say I don’t drink water, I don’t drink water.” Which is a lot of words to say, “I enjoy … Read more
In a recent video, fitness influencer Greg Doucette took aim at neuroscientist Andrew Huberman over what he describes as an “insane” claim about the benefits of cold therapy on athletic performance. The controversy centers on Huberman’s assertion, shared on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, that cooling the palms of your hands can increase strength and … Read more
Rob Lowe, the eternally youthful actor known for his roles in “Parks and Recreation” and “The West Wing,” recently opened up about his hair loss concerns and treatment regimen during a candid conversation with Adam Scott on his “Literally with Rob Lowe” podcast. The revelation came during a friendly chat where both actors discussed their … Read more
Joe Rogan’s influence on fitness trends has once again sent a niche activity into the mainstream, this time rucking—the practice of hiking with added weight. What was once a practical training method for military personnel has now become a branded, premium-priced movement championed by the same cadre of biohackers and longevity enthusiasts that frequent Rogan’s … Read more
